There are a lot fewer headaches or hassles working in an empty house.

It can be very time consuming and very expensive if you make mistakes.

This is for investors, not personal consumers of real estate.  

However, for those like myself, who prefer to build fewer but stronger relationships, I believe you can still network successfully during these strange times.

Under the federal Fair Housing Act, landlords who live in a property with four or fewer rental units (this would include your situation) are exempt from all but one aspect of the federal law: They may not advertise in a way that indicates a preference for (or against) members of a protected class (race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status and disability).

That's three fewer days than the same time last year, as well as three fewer from the same week in May.

In Brandon's book, it seems that rental property investing can be a very time-consuming process.

As for learning it is an A/B process: A- get into the Real Estate industry as a FT profession, be it as a realtor, a PM, assistant whatever just GET IN andB- Consume every learning and growing opportunity available for an extended period of time, become knowledgeable. 

So much of the consumer market is heading in this direction and we want to know several things.1.

As people grow their business, it becomes more time consuming to be successful and continue building.